- 535
- 200
- NAS
- DS212J, DS214play, DS216, DS216play, DS414, DS918+, RS212, RS816, RS819, DS223, DS920+
- Router
- RT2600ac
- MR2200ac
- Operating system
- Windows
- Mobile operating system
- iOS
With threat intelligence database enabled, if I try to go to www.lynqme.com (a completely legitimate site), a very strange thing happens: Because that site has HSTS, it forces me to https, and I get a certificate mismatch error page from the browser. On looking at the details of the certificate, I see that it is showing MY certificate (a Let's Encrypt certificate loaded on my router), not lynqme's. Happens with all browsers, and doesn't happen if I connect through a third party VPN (which apparently bypasses threat intelligence on the router).
So it feels like there are two things going on: (1) www.lynqme.com is considered by the threat intelligence database to be a "threat," and (2) when Safe Access attempts to connect me to itself (to show me Safe Access's own error page), it gets confused somehow by my own cert.
Anyone else get similar results? Prerequisites: Safe Access is running; Threat Intelligence Database is enabled; you have an SSL Cert installed on the router; you attempt to browse to www.lynqme.com .
So it feels like there are two things going on: (1) www.lynqme.com is considered by the threat intelligence database to be a "threat," and (2) when Safe Access attempts to connect me to itself (to show me Safe Access's own error page), it gets confused somehow by my own cert.
Anyone else get similar results? Prerequisites: Safe Access is running; Threat Intelligence Database is enabled; you have an SSL Cert installed on the router; you attempt to browse to www.lynqme.com .